The Amazon is the largest tropical rainforest and perhaps the most well-known region in the world, but decades of deforestation have left it under serious threat. By supporting our new appeal: Protecting the Ecuadorian Amazon, you can help communities safeguard their land in the Orellana province...
EcoMinga’s Reserve Manager and leading amphibian expert Juan Pablo Reyes-Puig is no stranger to new discoveries. In 2014, he helped identify three new frog species (Pristimantis puruscafeum, P. marcoreyesi, and P. punzan) and then, in 2019, two more (P. mallii and Noblella naturetrekii), and in...
Today we are delving into the mysterious lives of the elusive Sunda Pangolin, keratin-covered climbers that are one of the most trafficked animals in the world. This year, World Land Trust (WLT) supporters have a chance to provide a better future for these Critically Endangered mammals – donating...
The Ankarabolava-Agnakatrika forests of southeastern Madagascar are an important refuge for dwarf and mouse lemurs. But, for some time, our partner MBG-Madagascar has not known which ones. Now, with the help of lemur expert Dr. Marina Blanco, they are starting to find out. In October 2023, Dr...
Exciting progress has been made by our partner Missouri Botanical Garden – Madagascar Programme (MBG-Madagascar) towards the protection of the highly threatened Ankarabolava-Agnakatrika forests. We are delighted to share what they have achieved so far this year. More land for people and wildlife...
Thanks to your support and generous donations, we’re delighted to announce that our South Africa’s Connecting Ukuwela appeal has reached its £621,000 target. Our partner Wild Tomorrow can now connect up and expand the Greater Ukuwela Nature Reserve (GUNR), forming a major wildlife corridor in...
Chantelle Melzer is an award-winning wildlife photographer and videographer who specialises in creating emotive images of the natural world, both in her homeland of South Africa and abroad. With a deep-rooted passion for nature and art, we were delighted to have her support capturing the images and...
This spring, you can help our partner Wild Tomorrow connect and expand the Greater Ukuwela Nature Reserve (GUNR) with our appeal Connecting Ukuwela. This will benefit Lions (Panthera leo), Cheetah (Acinonyx jubatus), and Elephants (Loxodonta africana) – as you’d likely expect – but also many...
Wild Tomorrow’s Greater Ukuwela Nature Reserve (GUNR) is located at the heart of South Africa’s KwaZulu-Natal. The province is so named because the land was traditionally the hunting grounds of the Zulu kings and the heartland of the Zulu people. For many, it is still their ancestral home and holds...
Our partner Wild Tomorrow's Greater Ukuwela Nature Reserve (GUNR) is home to more than 1,200 charismatic species, from towering Giraffe (Giraffa camelopardalis) to tiny Suni Antelope (Nesotragus moschatus).With our spring appeal: Connecting Ukuwela underway, Wild Tomorrow’s staff shared with us...
Securing land is only the first step— rangers work on the frontlines of conservation to safeguard reserves, monitor wildlife, and face natural and human threats head on. At Wild Tomorrow, the incredible work they do every day helps protect and restore some of the world’s most threatened habitats...
With our spring appeal, Connecting Ukuwela, you can support our partner Wild Tomorrow to connect and expand their Greater Ukuwela Nature Reserve (GUNR): a wildlife corridor in KwaZulu Natal, South Africa. As you might imagine, this wonderful project will bring benefits for Lions (Panthera leo)...
